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There is one Baseball season in the MLB (Major League Baseball) that lasts 162 games, followed by playoffs. It begins with spring training (exhibition games played to get ready for regular season) where teams usually migrate to the southern states to play because of the warm climate. The season ends in mid-October with the World Series (best of 7 series between the two champions of the NL [National League] and the AL [American League]
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